10-Day Namibia Family Camping Adventure

The name ‘Agama” is derived from the colourful family of lizards that frequent the drier savannah regions of Africa. This was the first creature that the original owners saw when they entered the farm gate and celebrating this inquisitive reptile seemed a fitting tribute!

Agama Lodge is situated on the southern banks of the Diep Rivier, with superb facilities and splendid north-facing views of the Naukluft Mountains.

The unique design of the chalets offers ALL guests the unprecedented luxury of sleeping under the stars, if they want to.

The Deluxe chalets at Agama Lodge boast air conditioning, a writing desk, pull out sofa, marble clad bathroom, rain drop wet room, separate wc, safe, wardrobe and a private veranda with shaded outdoor seating.
The Standard chalets at Agama Lodge boast air conditioning, a writing desk, sofa, bathroom with a private shower, wardrobe and a private veranda with seating.

Agama Lodge offers guests a bar as well as a restaurant which serves outstanding food whilst the infinity swimming pool and the viewing deck offers uninterrupted views of the central Namib Desert.

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Naukluft Mountains at sunset

Naukluft Mountains

Star beds

Deluxe Chalets

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Main Lodge Building Credit: . .Side view onto the patio between the dining area and reception

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Our chalets are situated on the banks of the 'Diep rivier' river course.
Each chalet has: A/C, two modern three quarter beds, side tables with lamps, an open cupboard, a long wall-mounted table which can be used to put a suitcase on or apply make-up from. A desk fan for air circulation, a portable lamp for emergencies, two extra blankets for the cold nights.

Two chairs are also provided for seating inside the room and two for the veranda.

The bathroom has a large spacious shower with hand basin and mirror. The toilet is a separate facility separated by a solid door.

Each Chalet has a solid deck for the option of sleeping under the sky or simply for an elevated view.

The super-spacious, air-conditioned deluxe chalets feature warm décor and local touches.

The Deluxe chalets at Agama Lodge boast air conditioning, a writing desk, side tables with lamps, a pull out sofa, marble clad bathroom, rain drop wet room, separate wc, safe, wardrobe and a private veranda with shaded outdoor seating, offering glorious views over the Namib Naukluft Mountains.

On the roof of each chalet is an additional private sky terrace, providing guests the opportunity to sleep in the open under the stars, with the Milky Way overhead.

Property Facilities

Bar, Barbeque Facilities, Internet Access (Complimentary), Malaria Free, Meal on Request, Mobile Connectivity, Pool, Restaurant, Secure Parking, TV Room

Room Facilities

Air Conditioning, Balcony / Deck, En-Suite, Shower, Tea / Coffee, Verandah

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Prost Hotel is situated in the heart of Swakopmund, giving access to the town’s various and excellent restaurants. The hotel offers 28 en-suit rooms, ranging from luxury, family to standard rooms. All rooms are equipped with 43” flat screen TV, DSTV decoder, electronic laptop safe, tea/coffee station, telephone and hair dryer. Facilities include complimentary Wi-Fi, buffet breakfast, secure parking, secure parking, 24 hour reception, conference & events facility and same day laundry service.

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Madisa offers 9 private camp sites all with their own ablution facilities. These sites are spacious and are situated on the river bed with a low stone wall around . Each site has a braai area which doubles up as a donkey geyser for hot water. It’s a lovely atmosphere to kick back relax around a fire and listen to the nocturnal sounds of the bush. Madisa is also a fantastic place for star gazing, the nights are brilliantly clear. Each site has lights which are powered by generator (hopefully soon by Solar Power).

The generator runs in the evening from sundown till 9pm. We also offer 5 overland sites which are large and each have a circle braai area with seating, a wash up basin and water supply. The ablution block is a communal one with nice clean showers and toilets. The swimming pool and bar area are tucked away at the foot of the spectacular granite koppie providing a great setting. We have also built the elephants a drinking trough which can be viewed from on top of the koppie.

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Famous for its lighted oasis, Okaukuejo Camp, Etosha's administrative centre, rests in the south of Etosha National Park and is only 17 km from Anderson Gate. The camp is well recognised by its characteristic stone tower and the Etosha Ecological Institute. Designed to cater to the desired comfort levels of all travellers, the camp offers cosy double rooms, wooden en-suite chalets and a campsite with shared facilities. There is a swimming pool, gas station, a shop and a restaurant and bar that serves refreshments and delicious meals. The water hole is a centre of animal activity from the early hours of the morning.

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Credit: Etoshanationalpark https://www.etoshanationalpark.org/fr/accommodation/okaukuejo

Credit: Etoshanationalpark https://www.etoshanationalpark.org/fr/accommodation/okaukuejo

Credit: Etoshanationalpark https://www.etoshanationalpark.org/fr/accommodation/okaukuejo

Credit: Etoshanationalpark https://www.etoshanationalpark.org/fr/accommodation/okaukuejo

Located in the eastern part of Etosha National Park, Namutoni Camp is built into an old German fort and features an elevated view of the King Nehale Waterhole. The camp is in close proximity to Fisher’s Pan, making it a hotspot for birders. Fort Namutoni was declared a national monument in 1950 and was opened to tourism in 1957.

The camp features spacious and comfortable chalets with en-suite bathrooms. There are 2 restaurants at the camp, African Fusion and The Steakhouse. Other camp facilities include a bar, a shop, a petrol station, and a swimming pool.

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Credit: EtoshaNationalPark

Credit: EtoshaNationalPark

Credit: EtoshaNationalPark

Credit: EtoshaNationalPark

The Waterberg Plateau Campsite is situated on a hill in the valley of the Waterberg near the main reception of the private nature reserve Waterberg Wilderness. It has eight pitches on the soft, red sand of the Kalahari, separated by bushes and trees.

At a roofed bar guests can order drinks, snacks and meat for barbecue and make use of the plugs for recharging cellphone and camera batteries. There is a swimming pool and a view point overlooking the Kalahari bush savannah. Free WLAN is available at the main reception (5 min walk).

Each pitch has its own shower/toilet in the central ablution block, with hot and cold water. All pitches offer a shadow roof, a table and a bench, barbecue facilities and a water tap. Rates include a parking bay and wood for grilling.

Camping guests are welcome to join the activities (guided Plateau Hike, Honeymoon Sundowner, Rhino Drive, game tracking, cultural tour into Hereroland, History Path, 5 nature trails) and have dinner at the restaurant of Waterberg Valley Lodge (5 min. walk).

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Waterberg Plateau Campsite - View from a hill Credit: Waterberg Wilderness, Namibia View of the Waterberg Plateau Campsite with its roofed bar, swimming pool and pitches on the red sand of the Kalahari, hidden between bushes and trees.

Waterberg Wilderness (private nature reserve) - Plateau Hike Credit: Waterberg Wilderness, Namibia Your hiking guide climbs the plateau with you (approx. 150 m above the plains). He explains plants and animals in the park to you and gives you an insight into the daily life and culture of the Herero people living in this area. Terrific view of the valley or of the plains of the Kalahari.

Waterberg Wilderness (private nature reserve) - Dassie Trail Credit: Waterberg Wilderness, Namibia Viewpoint at the Dassie Trail. Guests can explore the valley of the private nature reserve Waterberg Wilderness on five nature trails.

Waterberg Plateau Campsite - Swimming pool Credit: Waterberg Wilderness, Namibia Just a few steps away from the roofed bar of the campsite guests find a swimming pool to cool down.

Waterberg Plateau Campsite - Pitch with shade roof Credit: Waterberg Wilderness, Namibia All pitches offer a shadow roof, a table and a bench, barbecue facilities and a water tap.

Waterberg Plateau Campsite - Ablution building Credit: Waterberg Wilderness, Namibia Each pitch has its own shower/toilet in the central ablution block, with hot and cold water.

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Each pitch has its own shower/toilet in the central ablution block, with hot and cold water. All pitches offer a shadow roof, a table and a bench, barbecue facilities and a water tap. Rates include a parking bay.

Property Facilities

24-hour Security, Bar, Barbeque Facilities, Battery Charging Facilities, Eco Friendly, Internet Access (Complimentary), Laundry Service (Available), Meal on Request, Pool, Restaurant, Secure Parking

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